Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Embedded server User privileges |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2006-02-03T06:21:43Z |
At 04:27 PM 3/02/2006, you wrote:
database-specific.
privileges stored inside a database; it simply knows when and where
to go to find them.
is like the full superserver, except that can only be started by your
client application, it is not subject to server-level user
authentication and it will not allow another client to connect to it
- it recognises only the client instance that started it.
./heLen
>Where the RDB$USER_PRIVILEGES is stored ?It is a system table in the database. SQL privileges are always
database-specific.
>If I grant some user privileges use Firebird sever.See above. The server doesn't have external knowledge of the
>Then use embedded server, can I still retrieve what user privileges
>are granted ?
privileges stored inside a database; it simply knows when and where
to go to find them.
>Note: in my laptop, I only put the neccessary fbembed.dll and otherIf you have fbembed.dll running then you have a server running. It
>files onto it, no Firebird server installed ?
is like the full superserver, except that can only be started by your
client application, it is not subject to server-level user
authentication and it will not allow another client to connect to it
- it recognises only the client instance that started it.
./heLen